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Sunday, August 08, 2004

The Apache Beehive Project

BEA recently donated another project to the Apache group, this one now being called The Apache Beehive Project.

The goal of the project is to add a simple object model to Struts programs, employ some of the new J2SE 1.5 annotations (see JSR-175) to create some metadata on the programming elements, and voila - a faster way to create Java programs for the web and intranet, hopefully.

There is already work underway to create an Eclipse plugin for editing/maintaining Beehive projects, called - appropriately enough - Pollinate.

posted by John Collins | 5:06 PM

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